Making a little go a long way

By Stories YUEN MEIKENG

Nation
Sunday, 19 Jul 2015
12:00 AM MYT

Barely getting by: Graduates who enter the workforce with a starting salary of just RM2,000, find it insufficient. — AZMAN GHANI / The Star

Young adults are having a tough time making ends meet with the rising cost of living.

EMILY*, a 22-year-old company executive, hasn’t had a day off in the past four months.

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